Trump supporters, Is there anything Donald Trump has done that you don’t like?

[Anonymous]

Is there at least one thing or maybe more than one thing he has done that you don’t like?

[Lliam]

I was never a huge fan but I voted for him in 2016, 2020 and 2024 to keep Hillary, Biden and Harris out.
I didn't think he did a bad job during his first term, aside from appointing ass holes.

The things I don't like now are:

I disagree with hunting down every single undocumented immigrant. I agree with hunting down criminals and free loaders, but not honest, hard working people, some of whom have been in this country for decades. In doing so, he has not only done great harm good people but also encouraged an attitude of xenophobia and racism in this country.

I despise his support for the demonic Israeli entity and its Zionist operatives. It is disgusting that he acts impotent in ending Israeli aggression against Palestinians and Lebanese. The U. S. should condemn Israel, cut off all military and financial support, and stop defending Israel in the UN and international courts.

I strongly oppose his initiation of aggression against Iran, which were based on false claims and were only done at Israel's behest. Iran was not a problem before U. S. attacks. It's only sin was support for the resistance fighters against Israel.

I strongly oppose his actions against Venezuela and Cuba.

[Lliam]

Thank you for the MHO.

[Asker]

Welcome

[OlderAndWiser]

I don't like his arrogance and braggadocio, and he loses style points about half the time he opens his mouth, but I agree with most of his agenda.

[OlderAndWiser]

Thanks for MHO!

[Asker]

Welcome

[Chazmatazz269]

I’m definitely not a Drumpf supporter per se. I don’t hate him as much as the TDS idiots on the left, and i don’t luv him as much as the MAGA idiots on the right. I recognize that he has done some good things as POTUS, but there’s still room for improvement.
The biggest issue for me is that he hasn’t reached out to the labor unions. If the republicans made nice with the unions then they could lock down the working class voters for decades. And they could because a lot of working class people are tired of the empty promises and being taxed into poverty by the democrats. Locking down unions would also be a good way to draw good paying jobs back to the USA and expand the manufacturing sector that is needed to benefit most from the tariffs.
I like that Drumpf is generally candid with the press. It became all too obvious that recent democrats only sounded slick because they operated off of scripts and refused to engage with press that asked unapproved questions. Otherwise he can often be childish and mercurial with the name calling and turning so quickly on allies and supporters.

[BadApple69]

Of course there is. As with any politician.
I used to be a Democrat and voted for Obama the first time (not the second). I wanted change like Obama promised but I hated the 2000+ drone strikes which killed thousands without due process. The left complain that illegals are being deported without due process but Obama was killing people INCLUDING Americans.
Now back to Trump of course there are things he has done that I question. Wasn’t a big fan of tariffs but I understand them. In the future it should really help but the here and now it really sucks.
Still love Trump as a president and I will vote for him again in 2028 (that’s to piss off all the leftist here lol).

[Snakeyes7]

Of course.

He refuses to go after H1-B fraud.

He would rather continue making housing more expensive so that his fellow boomers get the best deal instead of encouraging them to pass it on to their offspring.

Maybe it's because of rogue judges, but ICE could be doing a much better job.

Some people are getting arrested for giving passes to the invaders the Biden administration allowed into our country but nowhere near enough.

I would rather not give foreign funding, period, but I don't see that happening any time soon as long as Iran remained un-annihilated.

There are also so many easy fixes to our problems (like abolishing Dodge v. Ford) but no one, not even mere podcasters, want to talk about it.

[DonaldDarko]

He's too soft on immigration and universities. We want mass arrests of communist professors and university administrators. We want mass arrests of communist fake protesters. We want all Muslims out. No gay "marriage" no trans anything. Bans on HOAs mass deregulation. We want a lot of CEOs arrested too. It's a long list. We'll settle for beating the shit out of crooked Iran and the British based banking cartels though.

[strateguy632]

obviously yes. nobody is perfect. however i noticed: some trump supporters are annoyed he did things that i support! and others approve he did stuff that i did not like.

[exitseven]

Yes, I was not crazy about going to Iran. There is too many domestic problems to deal with

[Ariesman81Nshiiit]

I didn't really care for him sending out covid checks. And I'm not a fan of his stance on IVF.

[Iron_Man]

Everything is good. Just work on the food prices and the Gasoline prices ⛽️ Concentrate heavy on that now

[DryGermanGuy]

You realize that a U. S. president has little to no influence on a globally traded commodity like oil, right?

[Iron_Man]

@DryGermanGuy if they take care of Iran, they’ll have lower gas prices

[DryGermanGuy]

Maybe in the very longterm, but that would mean years from now. But there is no „taking care“ of Iran happening, because no one in the military has planned a full-scale invasion. Trump has moved himself into a political trap. 🤦‍♂️

[DirtyOldMan777]

take his X account away from him. he likes to put his foot in mouth.

He should have been harder sooner to Iran.

not focusing on dropping gas prices is a mistake.

[FrodoSkywalker007]

I'm not a Trump supporter, but I don't hate him. Negotiating with Iran is pointless.

[loveslongnails]

So is starting a war for no good reason pointless.

[FrodoSkywalker007]

@loveslongnails no good point? So we should ignore a terrorist regime that has attacked the US endlessly for 47 years?

[strateguy632]

about negotiating you are right it is fruit less. but it does show trump is honorable has integrity and proved a point to naive europeans!

[FrodoSkywalker007]

@strateguy632 I'd say you are correct

[loveslongnails]

Get over yourself. LOL Obama made a great deal with them, Trump broke it. His own intelligence sources TOLD HIM that Iran was not a threat, so of course, he fired the guy. Get over yourself and your propaganda for once in your life.

[FrodoSkywalker007]

@loveslongnails not sure where you get any of those ideas? Iran wouldn't even let the IAEA enter military bases, and there was a 2015 report that acknowledged Iran was stonewalling them. Also Iran attacked the US 180 times between 2024 and 2025? How is that not a threat (and thats just listing one thing out of dozens I can give you).

[loveslongnails]

Dude, you don't understand what's going on at all. LOL The US and Iran have been conducting cold war, warm war, and now "hot" war shit for 40 years. If the big old bad USA wanted to annihilate them, they'd have done so years ago. Same thing in Vietnam. If the USA had been "in it to win it", you wouldn't have widespread reports from the troops who served, and memorandums later uncovered, confirming it was a money making scam. The same is true right now in Iran.

Again, his own PEOPLE told him they're not a threat. None of this means anything to Trump-toids, something you will apparently always be. Next thing you'll be telling me is Pam Bondi was spot on when she said "50 Billion lives have been saved by Trump's war on fentanyl", or that the attacks off the coast of Venezuela were to keep drugs out of the USA. Good grief, you kids will believe anything. LOL

[FrodoSkywalker007]

@loveslongnails I agree with you on some points. In most wars, the US is incapable and unwilling to use most of its military power. In Vietnam, it was a defensive war. The US could not launch offensive operations into North Vietnam.

Once again, I'll ask. Iran is not a threat? The nation that launched 180 attacks on US targets in a 1 year period? Should the US ignore that ans go about its business?

[loveslongnails]

First of all, Vietnam was never a "war"; Congress never declared war. It was a military conflict according to the USA, and it was total bullshit. It wasn't defensive in any way unless you wish to ignorantly believe the "domino theory". Nam was no different than any other continuing money producing effort for the military complex the US has been since industrialization. Afghanistan was the exact same thing, as was Iraq.

Ever ask yourself what the USA did to Iran to start all this some 45 years ago? Ever look into what the CIA did there? You approach this as if the USA is innocent and did nothing to warrant Iran taking any action. Poor, old Uncle Sam, protector of all that is righteous and free in the world, huh?

Let them play all the cold war, spy games they want with each other. The US is going to pick sides, stir up shit, change alliances, however it suits them so long as there is a profit to be made or a strategic military presence. But attacking Iran as they did was a useless waste of billions and billions of dollars to the taxpayers not to mention how it affected the rest of the world.

[FrodoSkywalker007]

@loveslongnails once again, I never claimed that the US innocent. However, I'd suggest you to research the Mossadegh coup of 1953. The US launched a counter coup to support the Shah, and it's arguable that the US was not successful, but instead the mullahs turned their support to the shah. Roosevelt was also known to exaggerate the success of the op.

Yes, you are right they were not declared wars. However, to ignore polices is a bit silly. Are you saying the US had no interest I'm battling communism?

[loveslongnails]

I'm saying you have a rather simplistic view of the cold war, covert operations and black ops, not to mention communism. I've said this before and will die on this hill: There has never been a truly communist regime on this planet. Every thing branded as communist by the US or capitalist regimes is, and has been, nothing more than authoritarian dictatorship dressed up as something else. Russia, Cuba, Hungary... they're not communists, they're dictatorships.

[loveslongnails]

The US has always been afforded the opportunity to keep the capitalist form of control in place and use it to wage war against "communism". Fact is, the US (CIA) has consistently overthrown dictators unfavorable to US policies in countries it deemed strategically necessary, and replaced them with dictators who WERE favorable to the US.

What's happening in the USA now that you don't seem to understand is that its citizenry is slowly realizing who benefits most from pure capitalism, what happens when it runs amok and unchecked, and that they've been lied to for centuries. They were led to believe that hard work, and lots of it, brings success, prosperity and happiness. Now they're finding out you have to kill yourself just to barely survive.

They still haven't realized it's by design. America is working, or collapsing if you will, EXACTLY the way capitalists want it to, and all of this other shit, including the horrific Epstein show, is just part of it. So if don't sit hit and banter over political smoke like "communism" or 'freedom"... now you know why.

[loveslongnails]

... pardon the typo... " if I don't sit here and banter..."

[Cidknee]

Yeah, didn't get all the guilty representatives prosecuted.

[darkcloud1945]

Other than talking too much at speeches and press conferences.

[TonyMetal___1986]

Yes, the agreement with Iran!

[FrodoSkywalker007]

@TonyMetal___1986 I'd agree. Seems over to me thank goodness. Let's hope strikes continue.

[TonyMetal___1986]

@FrodoSkywalker007 ending the regime is the real victory!

[FrodoSkywalker007]

@TonyMetal___1986 the issue is if the US administration sees it that way. Trump has consistently said his main concern is nuclear weapons. Eventually he will need to accept the only way to achieve that is through regime change.

[TonyMetal___1986]

@FrodoSkywalker007 right 👍🏻

[Pterodon]

He’s done everything I voted him to do